Top Destinations for Off The Beaten Path
Top off the beaten path cities
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photo by Diane and FranBerlin
Berlin pulses with life; it is a city that never sleeps. The capital of Germany is paved with cobbled streets dating back 750 years. Yet a fresh vibrancy is everywhere: on the boulevards, in the art and flea markets, in the 300 trendy night-spots and th... read more »
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photo by Jim & BethMedora
Conveniently located near the historic Theodore Roosevelt National Park in North Dakota, Medora is a perfect tourist destination for those who want to explore the nearby Badlands. Rivers have carved out stunning rock formations that lend a majestic sce... read more »
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photo by John and ErinCesky Krumlov
Český Krumlov is one of the most beautiful historic cities in the CzechRepublic. Dating back to the Middle Ages, Český Krumlov’s old charm has attracted travelers for ages. With its several different periods of well-preserved architecture and the striki... read more »
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photo by PawelJaisalmer
The "Golden City" of India, Jaisalmer is rich with historical monuments, mansions and fortresses. The largest draw, though, has to be the landscape, which allows for a moment of tranquility amongst the bustle of the more populous Indian cities. read more »
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photo by Martin & Thuy-LyBangkok
Ancient Buddhist temples that sparkle in the sun, the Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha – this is just the beginning of what Bangkok, the City of Angels has to offer. Boasting some of the most lavish hotels in the world, Bangkok is also known for its... read more »
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Columbus
Columbus is the largest city in the world named after the great explorer. It is fitting, therefore, that one of the city's most popular attractions is a full-size replica of Columbus' three-masted flagship, The Santa Maria, which is permanently moored d... read more »
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photo by V&RobAnchorage
The atmosphere of Anchorage is relaxed. There is less of a feeling of urgency than in many other metropolitan centers. Perhaps it is the majestic beauty of the mountains, or the profusion of flowers throughout the city or the pink and lavender light tha... read more »
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photo by las chicasBuenos Aires
One of the largest cities in South America, Buenos Aires is a popular vacation site year-round. As the home of the tango, dance performances can be seen every weekend and drum music can be heard filling the air. The naturally temperate climate is perfec... read more »
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photo by Pete and BamsFlorence
Florence is a small city, located in the Arno River valley, and surrounded by olive-planted hills on the north and south. Florence is also a city of the arts. Its chapels, galleries and museums are an inexhaustible treasure, capturing the complex, often... read more »
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photo by Sonic PodAuckland
Auckland is the gateway to New Zealand and its largest city. Almost entirely surrounded by water, and covered with volcanic hills, the city has a spectacular harbor and infinite possibilities. Wherever the visitor may be at any given moment, there is th... read more »
Top Off The Beaten Path Countries
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photo by Mrs. Kidd's FUNdUnited States
Travelers to the United States of America experience a melting pot of diverse people and cultures into an equally diverse and mind-blowing landscape. Home to several of the world's most exciting cities and a plethora of unique outdoor opportunities, the United States is a country that offers every visitor unique and unforgetable travel destinations. read more »
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photo by NicolleNew Zealand
This island nation, while small in size, can nonetheless fill a travelers senses with tropical delight. The temperate climate, rolling hills, miles of beaches and massive mountains allow for dozens of possible activities The local food and drink provide a slice of island life for vacationers who prefer an indoor getaway. read more »
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photo by Karen WatkinsIndia
Travelers looking for a range of rich cultures, topography, and recreational pursuits will be pleased to find everything in India. Gorgeous beaches, stunning temples, rain forests, mountains, deserts, lively cities, and friendly people can all be found in this fascinating destination. read more »
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photo by Martin & Thuy-Ly
Thailand
Drawing more visitors than any other country in Southeast Asia, Thailand is a wonderful harmony of history, architecture, people, culture and cuisine. With the mountains of Mae Hong Son, dance clubs of Bangkok, peaceful villages along the Mekong River and intimate beach resorts studding the Andaman Sea, Thailand is a paradise for any traveler. read more »
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photo by Not Another Spider!!Australia
See as much as you can of this destination, the sixth largest country in the world. With over 7,000 beaches, unique wildlife, stunning natural beauty, and cosmopolitan cities, Australia is worth the journey down under. Head to Sydney for exciting nightlife, shopping and cuisine, escape to the national parks for bush walking, and wildlife viewing or unwind away from it all on one of the stunning beaches. read more »
Top Five Off The Beaten Path Trip Blogs
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FAQ: Part 1 | Oct 29 08'
Upon popular request, we prepared answers to many frequently asked questions. One note up front, the answers apply to Cotacachi and surroundi... Continue reading »
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Xi'an | Nov 28 08'
"Are the terracotta warriors real or fake????"
Xi’an: The Big World Goose Pagoda was a very interesting spot to visit, especially since we had a very good and talkative tour guide for tha... Continue reading »
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Cesky Krumlov | Jun 01 08'
"a real medieval experience"
This small medieval town nestled in the rolling Czech countryside was described to us as a miniature version of Prague. This turned out to be right... Continue reading »
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Trust in the Five Year-old. | Dec 01 06'
"Skip Sihanoukville and save yourself the money."
This southern area of Cambodia is completely beautiful and untouched by tourists. If you want to be in a rural part of Cambodia that is withi... Continue reading »
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Bratislava, Slovakia - A Gem on the Danube! | Jul 25 06'
"With low prices, medieval buildings, and much else besides, Bratislava might soon have its turn as the most hotly-tipped destination in Eastern Europe."
“Slovakia? Isn’t it where that movie was shot?” asked Jodie when I told her I was heading off to the Slovakian Capital for a two-day break with som... Continue reading »
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